Trying Satellite ... seems like a great web client

Sometimes bitcoiners make me laugh. Them: we want to pay in bitcoin, build a bitcoin payment system. Me: builds full BTCPAY server with super connected LN node, starts accepting bitcoin. Them: we don't want to spend our bitcoin If you want people to integrate bitcoin into their businesses, stop moaning about spending your bitcoin with those businesses.

this is just sleazy AF .... Worldcoin can burn as far as I'm concerned

Blast from the past .... been playing some borderlands with my missus today ....so good :)

I don’t understand why no other browser has implemented #firefox multi account container functionality. Everything else needs separate windows or spaces … I just want something as fast as chrome which can have tabs from different session containers … it can’t be THAT hard, surely ?

Lenovo Thinkstation P620's make excellent #homelab machines. This one has a 64 Core Threadripper Pro (128 threads) & 256 GB ram. it also has other cool features such as dedicated management and some awesome internal modular cable management. I managed to score this pretty cheap of eBay (it's based on the older 3995 WX CPU) and have another one due this coming week (for a HA pair). I'm pairing these with a mellanox 25 GigE fibre card, aggregation switch and a 25 GigE capable synology providing NFS exports for VMs n such.

I have a Pixel 7 on order, due on Tuesday. Listening to @ODELL talk about #freedomtech for so long made me do it. Going to be giving Graphene OS another go (previous try was w/ pixel 5).

I was reading “10 RULES OF INTERNET”

10 Rules of Internet

and this one struck me as pretty topical :) 5. Any new form of electronic communication will first be dismissed as trivial and worthless until it produces a profound result, after which it will be described as obvious and boring. @fiatjaf @jb55 @Vitor Pamplona @jack @ODELL @MartyBent

25GigE networking upgrade for this weeks #homelab upgrade.

If you're creating a #homelab ... virtualize all your things. Having physical servers sounds good (isolate faults/risk) but using VMs is SOOO much more flexible. #proxmox is great value for home use.

Aiming to have my #homelab compute and storage moved to 25 GigE this week - looking forward to my network interconnect not being a performance limiter.

Just managed to score a Lenovo ThinkStation P620 .. 64-Core ThreadRipper Pro with 256GB of ram (eBay). Going to add a 25 GigE fibre NIC and it can function as my main #homelab virtualisation host. I might look at migrating the guts into a 3U/4U rack case .. but that's a project for later on.